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Project Q4299043 in Slovakia, Austria
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| English | Network Integrative Quality Tourism in the Neusiedler See - Modra region |
Project Q4299043 in Slovakia, Austria |
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1,242,836.53 Euro
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1,462,160.62 Euro
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85.0 percent
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1 July 2017
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30 June 2019
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Municipality of Purbach
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47°54'47.56"N, 16°41'43.40"E
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47°57'35.68"N, 16°47'33.47"E
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48°20'4.85"N, 17°18'27.22"E
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NemoNet is engaged in the joint development and improvement of inclusive quality tourism offerings. There are plans in the field of ecomobility (developing infrastructure for e-mobility), water management (revitalization of natural ponds), and culture (history of the German-speaking forest workers - Huncokari - in Modra), which are implemented in the context of NemoNet through targeted investment. In the field of ecomobility the pilot investments – in the form of charging stations for e-vehicles, the purchase of e-bicycles and vehicles, as well as the construction of a pedestrian and bicycle path- are to motivate visitors from participating tourist regions to prioritize the use of sustainable means of transport for their arrival and departure. The e-vehicles serve as a bicycle shuttle and for the care of the natural reserves. Concerning water management, natural ponds are designed in Modra and Purbach to offer visitors and residents a recreational opportunity. As a third aspect, the NemoNet project includes working up the history of Huncokari in Modra. The topic will be prepared in the form of an educational path as well as publications in both Slovak and German language and which will be advertised across borders and will particularly draw the attention of visitors from Austrian municipalities to this common cultural heritage. A traveling exhibition regarding Huncokári will be displayed in the partner communities in Burgenland. Know-how transfers regarding bird habitats, nature conservation and sustainable tourism as well as water management are part of the project and generate cross-border synergies. During partner meetings, the further design of the sustainable cooperation will be planned. The project partners contribute to the joint promotion by a common bikemap which includes all the measures planned in the project. A cross-border media cooperation presents the outputs of the project and encourages locals and tourists from Slovakia and Austria to visit the Neusiedlersee - Modra region. (English)
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